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New York Homeowners Join Unhappy Business Owners In Conga Line To Florida The craziness in New York lately has driven New Yorkers to join business owners in their conga line to Florida. Armando Codina is one of them. He  created a website  about it to find more like-minded New York homeowners. He told Forbes: New Yorkers used to come to Florida to buy a second home. Now they are coming down here to live. Why? It’s simple. Money. You can save more money in Florida. In addition, the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent protests have shown the tri-state is not the place to be during a public health emergency.  South Florida also has had protests following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis. However, it hasn’t been as continuous in New York. The Covid-19 pandemic was not as bad here. In addition, restaurants have been opened for weeks now. Read more at MFI-Miami

NYS Courts Are Fast-Tracking Foreclosures As Real Estate Vultures Stalk New York Homeowners  Real estate vultures are watching you on the internet. They are waiting for the perfect moment to strike so they start pecking at your financial carcass. In addition, you may not even know they stole your house out from under you until it is too late.   They know you are in foreclosure and they are waiting for you to lose your house. They know that the courts in New York are fast-tracking foreclosures. Matter of fact, New York courts are moving faster than Florida did under the rocket docket. The days of New York foreclosures taking 4-5 years are history. The courts have foreclosures down to less than 6 months. This is not good for homeowners wanting to fight their foreclosures.  Homeowners need to be prepared to fight their lenders. As soon as homeowners get served foreclosure papers, they need to come out of the gate swinging. Lenders are also motivated to take...

New York Real Estate Progeny Marc Menowitz Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Two Different Women Marc Menowitz allegedly asked female employees to take pictures of themselves in dressing rooms of Victoria’s Secret. New York Real Estate progeny Marc Menowitz is accused of soliciting dirty photos from two female workers. He also hit on them repeatedly and retaliated when they rejected his advances according to multiple lawsuits. Alice Vysata and Kinga Tabares  filed sexual harassment suits  against Marc Menowitz in Los Angeles. the New York Real Estate progeny is the grandson of Harold Menowitz Harold Menowitz was a successful New York developer who built residential and commercial buildings in Brooklyn and Queens in the 1950s. Menowitz Management, which Marc now runs with his younger brother, owns and manages more than 2 million square feet across New York state, including an office building next to the Queens Center mall in Elmhurst. Read more at MFI-Miami